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Austan Goolsbee, departing chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, said there was no question that rising oil prices and the shocks rippling out of the disaster in Japan had hindered United States growth and hiring.

To the aim of this article, the question that rises out of Fanon's ideas is which tracks that Europe's "colonial situation" have set out in relation to the Romani and their thinking about themselves in relation to the European society.

Another question that rises about the usefulness of a genetic screening in clinical practice is whether genetic information improves the discriminative accuracy of a test using traditional routine clinical risk factors alone.

This is a question that is rising to the surface in a battle between those who want the United States Postal Service (USPS) maintained and expanded, and those who want it privatized.

The question that is rising is which might be the actual total number of individuals with diabetes, in Greece, taking into account the proportion of previously undiagnosed diabetes, that are likely to have been missed, by this survey.

It has a musical lightness that recalls Charles Ives's "Unanswered Question," a composition that rises but does not resolve.

DL: Big question is whether company that rises as a company like Twitter.

There's a big question about whether a company that rises very, very rapidly as a connection.

And the question that gives rise to is: what's best?

Not all real-world questions are interesting — I find that almost anything having to do with taxation is better than a sleeping pill — but every couple of years, if not more often, the international economy throws up a question that gives rise to exciting research.

Another question that may naturally rise from this sampling scheme is how much genotypic distribution at the simulated marker and disease loci deviates from that expected under Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium.